Two drinking glasses, water and a straw and you can try the Sippy Straw experiment. What will happen when these three things come together? Kids will love trying this out to see how it goes

This colourful water experiment shows how flowers absorb water into their petals to keep them fresh. 

Simple science experiments are a fun way to get your child learning about how things work. This rocket balloon science experiment includes an easy how-to video.

Take a trip back in time with this ancient sundial project. The kids will be amazed at how people were able to tell the time of day simply by placing a stick in the ground and tracking the movement of shadows

Science experiments are so much fun for kids and so easy to do in your own home. Teach the kids how to make a candle with this cool experiment which explains how the process works. Once its finished, you can then burn your own home made candle!

Watch the faces of your little scientists as they do this foamy toothpaste experiment. Their eyes will be wide with amazement as the toothpaste-like foam oozes out like elephants toothpaste!

This is an easy science experiment that involves no chemicals and no mess.  Even little kids can perform this fun science experiment.

This easy colourful science experiment can be done with simple items you have in your kitchen right now!

Are your kids into marbles? Making your own homemade marble run out of recycled bits and bobs is perfect to start them thinking about the basics of physics. Check out how complicated (or easy) you can make your fun new marble run. Watch the video tutorial below for inspiration.

This simple science experiment will fascinate your kids.  All you need is some water and some M&Ms to create an amazing floating M&Ms phenomenon. Watch the video tutorial to see what happens.

Making a string telephone is a fun way to talk with a friend or your sister or brother after the lights have gone out. It may be simple technology but before the days of mobile phones and computers, people had to be more inventive. Get calling your friends today!

Learn about how sound boards work with this cool kids; science project. Create fun sounds like a chicken clucking with this chicken sound-making experiment. They'll laugh as they learn, so go ahead and try this science experiment today.

Kids will learn about buoyancy and how salt water is denser then fresh water so the egg will weigh less

Science for kids is always fun and the chiming fork brings sound science experiments to a new level. Kids enjoy science and sounds, so combine the two in this fun activity and see if they can record what happens without you letting them know what will happen.

This fun growing experiment is a great way to get the kids interested in science. Within a few hours you can see the crystals start to grow.

Reckon you can figure out how a snowdome works? Guess what? If you've got a jar and you've got glitter, you've got a snowdome! Remember to screw the lid on tightly!

Making a lava lamp is not only fun, it's a sneaky science experiment. Try this simple science experiment, which will teach your children about density. Your kids will love making their own homemade lava lamp.

Try this electrifyingly fun kids; science experiment and watch as your kids enjoy learning about the wonders of science and electricity. The static electricity can roll is a great science experiment for kids of all ages.

How can you possibly turn a bucket upside down and not have the water spill out? We can show you how gravity works with this easy kids science experiment. Your kids will be amazed at how the science of gravity works in the spinning water experiment. Definitely an experiment best done outside!

Big messy science experiments are a fun way to get your kids interested in how things work. This 'monster toothpaste' science experiment for kids is a great hands-on learning activity.

Help your kids discover the magic of the amazing science experiment and kids activity that creates magic ink. Watch their eyes widen in wonder as they uncover the secrets behind the amazing possibilities of science!

Home science experiments are a great way to engage your children in some hands-on learning. This classic match in a glass experiment needs some adult supervision but otherwise just requires simple items you have at home.

Spoons are not only fun for eating ice cream, they can also teach kids a lot about science! This spoon reflection experiment is a great way to teach kids about mirrors and all you need is in the cutlery drawer. So grab a spoon, shine it up and have fun with this great kids science experiment.

Build your own yummy and fun molecule with this tasty kids science experiment! This is a quick and easy science project that will have your kids amazed at how simple household items can be used to learn about science. So grab your strawberries and get building today.

Making your own jellyfish in a bottle is a fun science activity or recycled craft idea for kids PLUS it makes good use of all those pesky plastic shopping bags you've collected.